Ryan Farrick is a freelance writer and small business advertising consultant based out of mid-Michigan. Passionate about international politics and world affairs, he’s an avid traveler with a keen interest in the connections between South Asia and the United States. Ryan studied neuroscience and has spent the last several years working as an operations manager in transportation logistics.
In a press release, E. Jean Carroll’s lawyer–Roberta Kaplan–said that Trump’s remarks at a recent campaign rally in Georgia could establish cause for yet another defamation claim against the former president.
A London-based court had dismissed Trump’s lawsuit in early February, finding that there was no compelling reason to let the case proceed to trial.
The 22-year-old man, whose family took him to the United States from Mexico when he was a toddler, claims that a Guardian Angels figure tarnished his reputation by wrongfully accusing him of being a “migrant” and “shoplifter.”
In recently-filed court documents, the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office said that the municipality is not liable for abuse that rookie athletes were allegedly subjected to by the LAPD-affiliated Centurions amateur football team.
Attorneys for 78-year-old plaintiff Ruby Johnson said that Denver police officials obtaining a warrant without first informing the court that “Find My” iPhone information isn’t precise enough to determine a device’s exact location.
On Tuesday, OpenAI shared emails suggesting that Musk–who is currently suing the company for “abandoning its mission” as a non-profit–actively encouraged the company to find new ways to monetize its artificial intelligence products.
A coalition of two-dozen conservative attorneys general have filed a lawsuit challenging revised federal regulations on soot pollution, claiming that increased oversight will raise costs for businesses and deter critical investments in manufacturing infrastructure. According to The Associated Press, twenty-four states—led by the attorneys general of Kentucky and West Virginia—filed a joint complaint against the
The Archdiocese of Washington had earlier argued that legislators broke the law when they removed limitations on the rights of child sex abuse survivors to file claims against perpetrators and enablers.
In their filing, attorneys for Microsoft compared The New York Times’s position with that taken by 20th century film lobbyists, who railed against the VCR as a potential threat to Hollywood’s economic model.
The proposed class-action lawsuit suggests that Apple unnecessarily restricts what types of device information can be shared with third-party digital storage services, thereby depriving iPhone and iPad owners of any convenient alternative to the Apple iCloud.